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Hoping to find a new or used Griffin Armament EZ-LOK Universal QD Barrel Adapter SMG, PCC 1/2"-28 Thread. (This is the one for dealing with longer rifle barrel threads.)

• UPC #: 689396837393
• Manufacturer #: PIEZSMGPCC

Smart paddle displays 'err 10' and refuses to move the desk. This has been happening intermittently but it seems like it's for longer & longer periods. Any ideas what 'err 10' indicates?

Also, currently, it'd be good to know how much space the chain is taking up!

After going through the documentation, and reading the latest blog post -- I have some questions!

1. It seems that Smart Contracts can still be written via solidity (eg. using Truffle and deploying using LoomProvider). Assuming this gets deployed to the DappChain (Loom EVM), at what point does data get submitted to the mainnet? I'm operating under the assumption that the definition of a sidechain is where transactions periodically get submitted to the mainnet (and are therefore considered 'safe'/irreversible).

2. What is the relationship between writing a standard contract in solidity & deploying, and writing a 'Go' contract? Are both necessary, or can I simply write solidity?

3. If

...or is it something else? An imposter? edit: figured it out. Just a wallet thing (It is in fact legitimate FUEL, not a copycat).

Posted this in Telegram already but it will persist better in Reddit.

You need to keep track of how many credits you put in. Say I put in 100 TNT, which is 20K credits.

You need to go to the chainpoint-node directory (cd ~./chainpoint-node/ in most cases) and run:

docker-compose logs | grep -c "Hash submitted to Core"

That will return the number of hashes you've submitted. So going back to the 100TNT = 20K credits example, if you get 1 returned, that means you've got 19999 credits left.

Edit: You should not be surprised if the number you get is '0'. My node reads '1', but only because I submitted a hash from a different server in order to ensure the server is public. My server has